Relocation to Dallas
Relocation to a New City or State/Province
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How will it affect your family and friends? Relocating might cause you concerns if you have elderly family that you like to be close to and could also have an effect on other members of your family, too. Carefully consider any family issues that might arise. Will your new company reimburse you for trips home or do you need to cover this cost yourself?
- What are your new living arrangements and how much help will you get sorting it out? Depending on the level of your position and the deal you negotiate, your new employer might help you find a new place to live and might even pay for temporary living arrangements while you look. A good company will either help you find a new place to live by paying for a house-hunting trip or they’ll pay for temporary living arrangements for you. A really good company might pay for both.
- How will your spouse or significant other be affected by the move? If your spouse or significant other works or goes to school, how will they be accommodated? Are they ok with moving out of your current home to a new city or state/province if it involves them giving up their career?














